Construction

The general process includes:

• Land acquisition and site survey.
• Planning and design (architectural and structural).
• Obtaining necessary permits and approvals.
• Site preparation and foundation work.
• Construction of the structure (walls, floors, roof).
• Installation of utilities (plumbing, electrical, HVAC).
• Interior finishes (flooring, painting, fixtures).
• Landscaping and final inspection.

• Individual House: 6–9 months, depending on size and complexity.
• Apartment Building: 9–12 months, depending on the number of floors and units.

• Land clearance and ownership documents.
• Building plan approval from the local municipal authority.
• Environmental clearance for large projects.
• Fire safety and elevator approval for apartments.
• Power and water connection approvals.

• Hire experienced contractors and consultants.
• Use high-quality materials tested in a lab.
• Conduct third-party inspections at key stages.
• Follow approved architectural and structural plans.

• Space Utilization: Optimize available space for functionality and aesthetics.
• Natural Light and Ventilation: Include large windows and open spaces.
• Energy Efficiency: Use sustainable materials and energy-saving designs.
• Future Expansion: Plan for possible future needs or additions.

Yes, but major design changes during construction may

• Increase costs and project timelines.
• Lead to wastage of materials.
• Require additional permits if structural changes are involved.